Our team of Intellectual Property experts has recovered hundreds of domains for clients and law firms via a Domain Dispute Resolution process.
If your trade mark, brand or corporate name has been unlawfully registered as a domain, we can assist with the recovery.
Recovering a domain requires experience and strategic planning consisting of evidence based legal arguments. Our team of Intellectual Property experts work closely with each client to determine the most cost-effective and efficient method of recovering domains.
We have successfully recovered domains in China, India, US, UK, EU, South Africa, New Zealand through domain dispute resolution procedures.
Our services eliminate the need to instruct local lawyers to recover domains in a specific country.
We operate a transparent, all inclusive, fixed fee service which includes drafting the domain complaint, compiling evidence and filing the complaint with the relevant Dispute Resolution providers, including NAF, ADR, WIPO.
We have handled domain complaints around the world in multiple languages.
Every dispute is approached with a clear, evidence based strategy tailored to the jurisdiction and domain extension involved. From initial assessment through to decision and transfer, we manage the entire process.
We have filed numerous domain complaints for clients (gTLDs and ccTLDs) and are proud of our 100% success record in recovering domains for our clients.
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Request an in-depth brochure by filling out the form and one of our dedicated account managers will be in touch. They will be able to answer any questions you may have and provide further tailored insights into how this service fits within your domain and brand protection strategy.
Lexsynergy recently won two UDRP complaints to maintain our 100% success rate.
UDRP complaints should be considered where there is no dispute of fact and/or underlying trade mark dispute. It is designed to recover domain names from squatters and not those that may have rights or a legitimate interest to a mark.